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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1998

Page

11

Maryland maternity stay law raises birth costs by ten percent

Maryland study finds extending hospital stays for mothers and newborns after delivery increased average costs by about 10 percent for a normal birth and 6 percent for Caesarean births. The research reviews over 45,000 births six months post law and the prior year, noting longer stays but slower cost growth per day.

Baltimore Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission Whch Heart Affairs Journal of Health Services and Polity Congress Nduka Udor Commission Special Projects Charles Betley Commission On Paula Hollinger Baltimore County Bobbi Seabolt American Academy of Pediatrics HMO Robert Enton Maryland Association of Health Maintenance Organizations

County school board plans enrollments and new middle school

Raymond Barnes outlined committee tasks to reduce enrollments at Ballenger Creek and New Market middle schools, adjust district lines for Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School, add space at East County Middle School opening 2001, and redirect excess space at West Frederick to Frederick High. West Frederick runs 82 percent full. Frederick High enrollment is 1751 with capacity 1647. a new Frederick city area middle school site was discussed.

Raymond Barnes Ballenger Creek New Market Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School East County Middle School West Frederick Middle Frederick High West Frederick Windsor Knolls Middle Frederick City Brunswick Middletown Thurmont Barnes Thomas Johnson Middle School

Attorney general candidates spar over law firms and policing

The debate centers on tax funded legal work and the use of private firms. Curran defends a 1987 start and notes police support cases, while Rappaport pushes more private handling, regulatory reform, and business friendliness. Both cite crime and racial profiling concerns.

Bly Rappaport Curran Elos McCurran Port Maryland Mc Rappaport Rapert U.S Maryland Court of Appeals Maryland Attorney General Marylnd Richard Bennett Ms. Laverbrey General Assembly Howard County Maryland State Police University of Baltimore

Educator Parker mentors students at Jefferson School shop class

Mr Parker guides students at Jefferson School as shop class expands to 2 million. He praises former pupil Mr Alexander now supervising, emphasizes discipline, confidence, and inclusive teaching. Plans include welding, finishing, home improvement and wall construction lessons. He rejects disappointments and stresses listening to all students.

Parker Alexander West Frederick Middle Schootl Jefferson School Mr. Parker

Maryland Governor Race Divides Donor Bases in 1998

Labor unions and health care groups back Gov Glendening, while Ellen Sauerbrey gains from business interests, poultry, real estate, and property groups. Sauerbrey trails in union donations but leads in Montgomery County, with Glendening receiving major support from the health care sector and AFL-CIO advertising funds.

Annapolisap Parris Glendening Washington Post Ellen Sauerbrey Maryland Post

Residents seek 30 day cleanup after long property dispute

Mr. Mathias demands property clearance within 30 days due to ongoing issues including rats and plastic coverings blowing into neighbors' fields. Defense notes $32,000 spent on a pole barn while a contractor dispute halts construction. Judge imposes a 90 day limit, hoping this ends the case. The article also mentions city meter upgrades to radio read systems begun in 1988 and aimed at efficiency and cost savings.

Glass Mathias Christopher Rolfe Roberts

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